| On January 20 2026, SafariLIVE’s Sunset session offered a mesmerizing view of the waterhole, where a variety of species came together for a quiet evening drink. The event, which ran ad-free for members, allowed viewers to experience the natural rhythms of wildlife without interruption, highlighting the interactions between predators and prey as the African sun dipped below the horizon. Meanwhile, the Sunrise session on January 20, 2026 featured lions in full activity, exploring their territories and interacting in complex social patterns—a rare opportunity to observe pride dynamics up close. Tomorrow, January 21, 2026, SafariLIVE continues its immersive coverage with both Sunrise and Sunset sessions, providing a unique window into the daily lives of savannah inhabitants. Each live stream is an educational experience, offering insight into species behavior, social hierarchies, and the challenges wildlife faces in the wild. Read More & View Live and On-Demand! Every Rescue Tells a Story—and Every Story Is a Reason to ActFrom homeless dogs who spent months too afraid to trust a human touch, to rescued bears experiencing warmth, safety, and even celebration for the first time in their lives, these stories form a powerful collective truth: rescue saves lives, but only when support exists to make it possible. View This Week’s Rescues! How Missed Court Dates Fuel Mass Incarceration and the Private Prison Pipeline According to a January 2026 analysis by the Prison Policy Initiative, missed court appearances account for approximately 19 million additional nights in jail annually for people who are legally presumed innocent. These are not isolated cases of willful evasion. They are the predictable outcome of a system that criminalizes poverty, instability, and confusion—while profiting from human confinement.To better understand how this crisis connects to incarceration policy and private detention systems, visit Sustainable Action Now’s in-depth coverage on private prisons. Read More! When Profit Hits the Road — The Hidden Cruelty of Live Animal Transport This week in Tuscaloosa, a truck transporting live chickens overturned on a busy roadway, sending birds scattering across the highway. For a brief moment, they experienced something the system never intended to give them: freedom. That moment was short-lived. The chickens were rounded up, reloaded, and returned to the same industrial pipeline that will ultimately end their lives.To understand why this matters—and why it must change—visit Sustainable Action Now’s in-depth coverage on live animal transport section. Read More! A Turning Point for Elephants in Captivity—Progress, Pitfalls, and the Urgent Need for Change January 2026 has marked a consequential moment in the global conversation about elephants in captivity, animal tourism, and the ethics of profit-driven wildlife entertainment. From Southeast Asia to North America, new developments underscore both meaningful progress and deeply entrenched problems. While some institutions are beginning to retreat from the most visibly exploitative practices, advocates warn that partial reforms are not enough—and that true animal welfare requires a fundamental shift away from using elephants as attractions altogether.For ongoing reporting and advocacy focused on elephants, conservation, and welfare standards, readers can explore Sustainable Action Now’s dedicated elephant coverage .Read More!Bali Zoo Ends Elephant Rides—A Step Forward, Not the Finish LineOn January 1, 2026, Bali Zoo officially ended its elephant riding program, following an investigation by PETA Asia and mounting pressure from Indonesian authorities to comply with updated animal welfare standards. The decision represents a notable shift in a region long associated with elephant-based tourism, where rides, bathing experiences, and close-contact encounters have been heavily marketed to visitors.Read More!North America’s Elephants in Crisis: IDA’s 2025 “Worst Zoos” ReportConcerns about elephant welfare are not confined to Asia. In January 2026, In Defense of Animals (IDA) released its annual list of the 10 Worst Zoos for Elephants in North America, focusing on what it describes as a “deadly and exploitative” cycle of captive breeding that continues to place elephants at serious risk. Read More! U.S. Climate and Energy Policy in Early 2026 The early months of 2026 have seen dramatic shifts and intensifying controversy in United States climate and energy policy. From courts rebuking the Trump administration’s attempts to block offshore wind energy projects to sweeping executive actions withdrawing the U.S. from global climate frameworks, these developments underscore how climate strategy is being contested across legal, political, and economic arenas. This analysis dissects the most consequential actions, legislative movements, judicial rulings, and geopolitical energy maneuvers shaping national climate outcomes today.For in‑depth resources on climate science, policy implications, and community action, Visit Sustainable Action Now’s climate section.Read More! Capital Punishment Trends and Updates, January 2026 January 2026 has brought significant developments in the realm of capital punishment, both within the United States and globally. From rising execution numbers to state-level debates over reinstating the death penalty, these events highlight the complex, often controversial landscape surrounding the ultimate criminal sanction. This report examines the latest trends, legal updates, scheduled executions, and policy shifts, offering a comprehensive view of the state of capital punishment today. For further insights into death penalty policies, reforms, and advocacy, visit Sustainable Action Now’s dedicated death penalty section. Scheduled Executions for 2026: A Closer Look, Global and National Trends: The Death Penalty in Focus & Recent Legal Developments: Cases and Appeals Read More! Peanut Tofu Noodles with Veggies for Any Night of the WeekIf you’re craving a meal that hits all the right notes—creamy, savory, a touch of sweetness, and packed with satisfying texture—these Peanut Tofu Noodles with Veggies might just become your new go-to dinner. Perfect for busy weeknights, relaxed weekends, or any time you want takeout vibes without leaving your kitchen, this recipe blends wholesome, plant-based ingredients with flavor-forward, easy-to-make techniques. For more inspiring plant-forward recipes, you can explore Sustainable Action Now’s collection of creative dishes.View the Recipe of the Week! |
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On January 20 2026, SafariLIVE’s Sunset session offered a mesmerizing view of the waterhole, where a variety of species came together for a quiet evening drink. The event, which ran ad-free for members, allowed viewers to experience the natural rhythms of wildlife without interruption, highlighting the interactions between predators and prey as the African sun dipped below the horizon. […]
